We were in the same punjabi school and later secondary school. But it never occured to either of us that we would actually end up with each other. I was not a big fan of his in the first place. I hated his guts and he probably hated mine but to be sure you can ask him yourself. After the O-levels we went out separate ways. I went on to Serangoon Junior College whereas he went on to Nanyang Polythecnic. Little did we know that our paths will eventually cross somewhere down the road at our very own McDonald's outlet in NYP. I was queuing up to get my usual dose of coffe while our friend was somewhere behind or by the side. I turned around and out eyes met. He was a familiar face but i was trying to put a name to his face(which i did eventually of course). It was supposedly love at first sight for him or so he says. It was not for me though cause i am not a believer of love at first sight. Emotions that run so deep can't be formed on something as superficial as apppearance right. I am not trying to say that i am gorgeous or anything like that. We exchanged numbers and we suggested keeping in touch.
According to him, he did sms me a couple of times but i did not reply to any of his smses. Till today i keep telling him that i did not get any of his messages.Our paths crossed again at the driving centre and that when we started keeping in touch more frequently. We then progressed to meeting for movies and then later dinner. This is with accordance to Mr Kelvinder singh's ladder(step) theory. The rest is history.
This relationship has thought me alot of lessons which i would probably have not learnt. In any relationship patience and understanding one another are important qualities.Nothing else really matters.Its important to give cause the more you give the more you will get back.



